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memory match

A free memory game — play it in your browser, no install. A card-flip matching game built with React. Emoji pairs, flip animations, difficulty levels, move counter, and timer.

by @stonedhawk · stonedhawk/memory-match on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON STONEDHAWK.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 30 Aug 2026

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Controls: Click any card to flip it and reveal the emoji

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A browser-based memory card matching game with a dark retro aesthetic, flip animations, and three difficulty levels.

Click any card to flip it and reveal the emoji. Click a second card to find its match. If both cards show the same emoji, they stay face-up. If they don't match, they flip back after a short delay. Match all pairs as quickly and in as few moves as possible.

3 difficulty levels - Easy (4x4), Medium (4x5), Hard (6x6). Smooth 3D flip animations - CSS rotateY transform at 400ms. Move counter and timer - track your performance per game.

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